Closed anthraxx closed 8 years ago
What do I need to do?
@Storyyeller creating a git tag and pushing it is enough. Github is so cool and creates automatic tarballs from it.
git tag 1.0
git push --tags
If you want sophisticated features like changelogs on github, you can edit the release on the github page later, or also use the github page to tag such a release (however i find the native git command more convenient/easy).
After pushing the git tags you will see the tarball here: https://github.com/google/enjarify/releases
PS: it would be awesome if you could do that from time-to-time if you feel like :smile: I will move your tool into the Arch Linux repositories and update if on new release versions.
I wonder if it'd be worth setting it up to create a tag for every commit automatically. Or should I just add a tag when there's a new feature or bugfix?
I went ahead and created a tag. I think I'll try semantic versioning.
@Storyyeller nah every commit ruins the gain of tags :stuck_out_tongue: I would great a new tag sometimes when you did some fixes or added new features and feel like a new release is worth. Would be awesome! merci!
Hey,
any chance to get a git tag to make it easier to package this great tool? That would be amazing! :smile:
If yes, then it would be gorgeous if you sometimes create a new tag :yum:
cheers anthraxx